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CoIOred Odd Fellows Celebrate.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, July 4.-The colored
Odd Fellows of this place were joined by
their brethren of Richmond, Rushville
and Connersville in celebrating the Fourth
in Callaway's grove, near this city. A re.
specIable street parade occurred about II
m. Speeches were made on the ground
by several prominent members of the Or
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06
Death of George Sage.

COLUMBUS, July 2.-George Sage, travel
ing salesman for F. G. Ringold & Co., boot
and shoe dealers of Cincinnati, died at the
st, Denis Hotel, this city, yesterday.
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dents and fires at various places, but no
great calamity, either in the way of loss of
life or property, is reported.
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The Day at Connersville.
N N tha aov,tinal

CoSEERsvILLE. July 4.-The plans for the
celebration here to-day by the Knights of
Labor were elaborate, including an indus
trial parade Of immense wagons, filed with
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The Ives.staynor Deal.

BRAZIL, July 4.-Somewhat has been said
over the failure of ex-President McKeen to
sell the south branch to the Ives-Staynor
syndicate. The real reason is believed to
be in the fact, commonly adopted, that
Mr.. Mackey, of the Evansville and Indian
apolis system, owns half interest IN it,
He is said to have, furthermore, leased it
for a number of years. The probability is
that by far the greater part of his coal ship
ment will pass over the branch to the
Chicago and Indiana coal road to Brazil.
Shipments are now made almost wholly by
way of Terre Haute over the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Division. Charlottesville
is anxious to have the Indiana Midland
Railway, an old st. Louis project, revived.
Harry Crawford, manager, has been for
mallY waited upon to state his terms of so
changing the course as to reach that city
instead of passing to the south. A reason
able subsidy would no doubt be voted.
Rockville and other points along the line
are equally interested in it's construction,
as it would afford new route to St Louis.
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Reunion Of the Pickett Veterans and Phila-
dslphia Brigade at Gettysburg.
Ninety Ninth Celebration Of th. Day by Tam
many Hall at New York City.
Unvslling Of the Burnside Monument st Pruyi-
dsncs, Rhode Island.

Indianapolis Observes the Anniversary In
Quiet Manner, but Patriotism
Breaks Out In Spots at Night.
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A Probable Murder by the white Caps

ENGLISH, July 3.-Last night at Msrengo
Clay NosSuer was fatally shot by band
of White Caps. The latter had entered the
house of John Nossuer, a brother of Clay
Nossuer, for the purpose of whipping John.
On hearing the noise Clay Nossuer made
an attempt to defend his brother, which
resulted in Clay being shot. John Nossuer
has for some time past conducted himself
in an ungentlemanly way. and by his acts
has caused the death of his brother. The
opinion is that the White Cap business will
and must soon stop, or you may hear of
more being killed. Marengo is the town
that always boasts of moral citizens, and
yet more men have lately been whipped,
who reside in the town, by the White
Caps than any place of its size in the State.
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Farewell to the Doc.or..
DEPARTURE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CONGRESS
THE TRIP TO NIAGARA

DEPARTURE OF THE MEMBERS OF TIE CONGRESS
THE TRIP TO NIAGARA.
The final scene attending the session of the
Ninth International Medical Congress was at the
Baltimore and Potomac depot Saturday evening.
During the afternoon OF Saturday the hotels We're
rapidly emptied OF the army Of doctors who held
possession OF them for week. The foreign guests
returned to the navy yard on the steamer Despatch
from Mt. Vernon about o'clock On the trim
home lunch was served, and several of the
foreign delegates made speeches. expressing
thanks 10 all their entertainers. About O'Clock
the foreign doctors and the Americans who had
arranged TO accompany them began assembling
at the Baltimore and Potomac depot, and three
quarters OF an hour later two special trains having
eSch seven Pullman sleepers, left the depot for
Watklns Glen and Niagara Falls. There were
ABOUT Tour hundred in the party including the
foreign guests and a number Of ladies' The ex-
curSlonlstS reached Watkins Glen at half-paSU 8
O'Clock yesterday morning They spent hall a day
there, and In the afternoon left Tor Niagara Fails
which place they reached at half-past O'Clock
last night. To-day they are sightseeing at NJ
agara-
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EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE-RE
W organized for observation-disclosures in Agriculture aud
Scholarship Offered every county
Full literary aud scientific curse. Location: College
Station, Z. and o. haiirose. 30 mses from Bset.mere
F s. aISs ess s.sn Sysns S
Faculty. Agricultural Colleee. Nd. aes4-lm
Il Ola l4th II, bet. and sts,-
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Men and Boys,
Bes ms its thirty sixth year MONDAY. SEPT. 10.
Prepares Tor Harvard, Yale. Princeton, Johns Hop
kns and other college: and fcr the Sci
and for business For rartsSulsrs asdress
au.3-1iu CHAS. d YOUNG. Principal
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
W. 3l3 9th ST. NV, near City post-Offce
The Highest standard business College in America
Fail opening SEPTEMBER 10. Regular Day and
Evening Sessions, m and q 80 p. m. Theoretical
and Junior Practical Departments snd Senior Practical
or Banking and Once Department Thorough instruc
ence. Penmanship Exchange, Interest, Discount Com
mission. Brokerage, Averag1ng OF Accounts. Partner
ship Settlement, and Partial Payment. Separate
Classes in Grammar, Arithmetic. Reading, Writing and
Spelling Tuition fee Regular Business Course, Day
balance monthly instsmenis $40 each $50 # paid n
full on entering Tuition fee, quarterly, paid in
Tuition, SIS for three months, &26 for six months,
and $40 for year Life Scholarship. Special Busi.
ness Course S40 subject to 15 per cent reduction e
particulars College ONCE every week day, from m
to p, M. or by mail Catalogue free
F. g. MARTIN. President.
c. 4. URNER, A. NJ c. E., Principal
NOTE-Students enter at any time. Terms
made by the month. quarterly. semiyeary or yearly.
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Now Is Youn Opponrus1rr

NOW Is l. DUB OPPORTUNITY
TO DRESS HANDSOMELY AT UNPRECEDENTED
LOW PRICES EVERY GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE
GUARANTEED TO BE PERFECTION IN FIT. OF
DURABLE MATERIAL AND WELL MADE. NO MAT
TER HOW Low THE PRICE MAY BE. OUR STOCK
EMBRACES EVERYTHING USUALLY SOUGHT
FOR IN F1RsT-CLAss CLOTHING HOUSE. IT
IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO PAY US VISIT. RE-
spECTFUL ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN YOU
WHETHER YOU PURCHASE OR NOT. WE FEEL
JUSTLY PROUD OF THE DISPLAY OF CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS WE HAVE PLACED BE-
FORE THE PEOPLE. AND ESPECIALLY THE Low
PRICES wEARE ENABLED TO SELL THEM FOR.
THESE ITEMS ARE OUR sHIBBOLETH.
KILT SUITS FOR BOYS.
IN THIS LINE OUR VARIETY Is ENDLESS, AND
AT SUCH PRICES AS HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN
KNOWN IN THIS CITY FOR SUCH GOODS. YOUR
INTELLIGENCE AND GOOD JUDGMENT WILL
BEAR WITNESS TO THIS FACT. OUR PRICES
ARE DISPLAYED ON EVERY ONE OF THEM. AND
THEY SPEAK VOLUMES.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.
5000 NO. 400 9TH ST. COR. DN.w.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

<toioosoHs FOR TIE "a hours commencing at q.
for the District OF Columbia Maryland, Della
, mre, anu Virginia, warmer threatening weather,
with rains. light 10 fresh Winds generally south,
e-steriy, wearing to southeriY
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenrs To.ninht.

ALBACGHs OPERA III OUsE.-'LoSt In the Snow"
HAgsIs' BJoU THEATER.-"UncleT Toms Cabin.
kERSAN's THEATER.-Andy Hughes combina
ton
PANORAMA BrLDNG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
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Aw SCHOOL OF TIE nv COLUMBIAN uNivER'
JAMES, F g W rAG[nTEr LID.
THE HON. wa aisfiaSn 5. cox, IL D,
Associate Justice Of supreme Court Of the District Of
Professor of the Law OF Rsa and Personal Property
TaE aSs AND G1s. and MausY s b.
Assistant Attorney General Of the United stste,
q nSrs q sss Of
THE Il, Hon the wI LIZ # s srTsopssshI
the United States.
THE hSs fsS 8 s.S %aaRfok L. D.
Solicitor of the Department of Stats
ROBERT e Fox laH IL Law b.
The exercises Of the School will be resumed in the
WEDNESDAY,. October s. at o'eiocs pm. when the
announcements for the year will be made. The fac
ing preceding years. with enlarged Lecture Courses IN
A MORNING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected BY
the Facuty will be accessible TO an students and
MN De used N the prsparaon and argument Of cases
NC For catalogue application may be made to VIM. H
esen a4 .Rs sr nsst NORTH Sss
BE- .S
pRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study; 70 sdqlts confidential; prepares for college
SEES IVY INSTITUTE. sw. COR stG anG ss.. nv.
ERIENDs' SELECT SCHOOL, 1871 ST NV, A
sexes Fifth year begins SEPTEMBER 70. in an en-.
arged building with larger corps of teachars all pro-
fessional. Instruction in English, Mathematics
languages and Science Pupils prepared for college
taees to apt pupils Laboratory work aud caisthenic
drill The school Is well supplied with charts refer
ehce books and physical and chemical apparatus OF
SuSs fnep catalogue aus seSTs''
INHE MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
aud little boys, 1896 Corcoran 81, reopens Sept,
10 instruction thorough.
Apply for circulars. s7-w.s.mlm.
MT. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE
ASl Course Of studies: Classical and Commercial
Terms Boarders per session Of i've months, sloO.
stunned ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1857. " Az
Address BIO JOSEPH Director
Carroll 7. o.
baltimore County, Md.
Please send for Catalogue Y9-3m
nlCkINscN COLLEGE, CARLISLE, Pa FALL
~ term, opens September 10. 8 four year courses
the Classical, the Latin Scientific, and the Modern
Language Facilities, in all respects improved; new
bulldngs enlarged faculty increased resources, we'll
year TO sons OK ministers, free Cost of living
cePtlonaliy cheap The Preparatory School, with
ana excellent accommodations aims at thorough and
expeditions preparation for college For catalogue VI
desred Information, address J. A McCACLEy,
ty2l49t President
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FEE
~ male College.,Separate buildings. Full grsdust
and business departments Fall sessions open Septeln-
per IL, 1887. Catalogues on application. Address
Rev NJ JELLY. DID. Prest New Windsor. Md
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INsTRUc.
Nk ton ia vocal music September 10th
Young ladies prepared fo- church and concert
sS-1ns l2o6 Mas sohuse;;s ave
GERMAN-ANERlCAN ACADEMY. 024 y ST. n. "
" Beopens Monday, September s. Pupils Will acquire
ready use OF the knglish and German languages and
arc prepared for the High School. Latin. French
for adults Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Send for
catalogue. HUGO KUERSCHNER, Principal
au23 lms
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For Washington dressed beef go to Jno r. Kelly,
stalls 6s, 60 and $50 center Market, and 206 and
-Ve Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
SPLENDIp GLASSES. 81. Hempler ave, cor. Az.
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INTER- using DR.. Bicknelps DiarrhRa and Dys-
enteTy syrup tell you friends what you think Of it.
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ELocuT1oN

ELOCUTION
plete without it."
mo branch OF Education is more scholarly, refined
and useful AMI none pays better at the present day.
than Elocution."
The Collegiate Courses open October 5.
/. The Non Professional. 9 The Professional The
is for those who wish to study Elo-
cution as an ELEGANT ART for Home and Society,"
and accomplishment which forms an important
part of every finished Education
The Professional Course has two divisions 1. ORA
TORY; 2. ACTING. There are also Short Courses
and Private Lessons.
The College teaches; VOICE CULTURE, ART ICU-
LATION, PRONUNCIATION, ELOCUTION, ANALY-
SIS, E3pressiye Reading. Bible and Hymn Reading,
SHAKESPEARE, English Literature, CONvERSA-
TON. Physical Harmony, GESTURE, ORATORY,
Oral TRANSACTIONS, Extemporaneous speech, Parila-
mentary Practice, Personal MAGNETISM. Panto-
mime Personation. ACTING, Comedy, DELSARTE,
Public Graduating Exercises occur in June,
The College has Dramatic Hall, with stage.
Send tor Large illustrated Catalogue with full de-
scriptlon Of College Courses: also, CONTESTS.
Prizes; H0N0Ks; etc; also, catalogue on the CURE
of the DEFECTS of SPEECH: and the School of Deep
Breathing; Diplomas and Degrees conferred
The MARTIN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTiON and ORA.
TORY,
313 9th st. half block east of City Post-Ofice
au20 Washington, d. c.. p. o. Box 291.
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY
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Drink the tsQueem OF Beers,
II you want to save doctors bills The health Of
your entire family Will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest
as cents per dozen. Gun
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HENRY c. SPENCER Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice PRINCIPAL aud
CWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA,
(NEAR pHITADET pHTA

-
Thirty minutes from Broad Street Staton One of
the best equipped and best managed schools. All
Students board with the Principal Teachers all men
and graduates Of Harvard Yale Princeton University
Of Pennsylvania, other frstclass Colleges. Fine
buildings, single double. or communicating rooms,
with ample bath accommodations. Livery room has in
Athletic Grounds. Gymnasium refitted and heated
by steam. Best instruction, best best table.
Special opportunities for students advance rap
idly. Special private tutoring for backward boys.
Patrons students select any studies chose
English Scientific. Business College Preparatory,
Civil Engineering course. New Physical aud Chemi-
cal Laboratory, with twenty-four cases. Superior
Practical Business Department in Commercial Course
writing. &C.. &C. More fully supplied with apparatus
than any other College fitting Commercial School
in the United States. Twelve teachers for about
hundred students Every teacher devotes his whole
time to one or two subjects Media Academy affords
every home comfort, the best education, and the best
ti A fixed price covers every expense, even
expenses. determinations for admission New illus
trated catalogue sent free to any address.
SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE, A B., A. NJ,
Harvard Graduate) Media, Pa
The Principal will be at the Riggs House FRIDAY,
SeptemberS. au1S-lia
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CITY ITEMS.
Drink the stQueela Of

Razor sharpened and Dog Collars engraved
free. Walford, 4S7 Pa ave. 9l2,14,16
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az Oy0I GIuc'' mendS em.-Bossop Tdrie.iss
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In To- ''W ard" prints 4Oc. per ID.
sc. per quart.
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School SUPPLIES.
SCHOOL BAGS, sATCHELs, KNAPsACKs,
LUNCH BASKETS AND BOXES.
SCHOOL STATES. IRANSPAR-
ENT SLATES, SCHOLARS
COMPANIONS
DESKS, BIAcKBOARDS, KINDER.
GARTEN EXERCISES
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES
baby COACHES AT COST
Oh. RUPERT.
80 4O2 4O5 7th at n w. ahova at
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EsanAv.sss Arr l DR. l!'y J 8

Lngrsvine ON metal and wood Monogrsmsandcrssau
scala watches 3ewelry. Card engraving and pr1o1
ing seal engrsving Al ali Its branches. bookhindaal
dies. koap dies aud U1eel stamp cutting RublrnS
stamps for marking and al kipds of stanpsig assrn
Golq or silver bullion emhroaderang. k6vAhaf and
kinds q lodge paSapheSnalin Gnk3f
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Pans Hen Class NOVELTIES.
sEATON PERRY,
(Succesor to PERRY BRoTHKR),
EXCLUSIVE AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES
~oK s3f TX oMN :RiKFeII fM FoKTari tS''
SHTEaa 9 a Ehp efSa1 2vT rNds1su SUIT
1MslE2 sI $oeX 1 ST iIAtEkfi Sgg scAsHMEREs
GGHTIp1ANH AZ r, IIHaP a.; JsEKGEsi sEBAsT3
S Ekk f SSbtoGs azssiSs rkoA Soc rs ot g
1A sniTs NGa e II PARIS COMBINATION
aNb HEb s tNhH Al A1%ooF
ssSS1,SESS tEs4 81 5EAsr CURTAINS AND
& Isl AzssaiSsi rh NJ
so !ltsl IN HAsDKrRcH1Ers AND Ho-
aEN16ISf FRENCH C. P. coBsETs. FROM sl5o
TkSG0rESk AAD PERISQI,s KID GLOVES.
LaQA,sa fgE& S1lX S{IIETS, FROM 20 TO 20
as A Is g. esseA4S z!1 foS st aHhSi
S1x SR Yf a1MF !yS fS
SEMS> VI Bk1 Tux WHITE AND co1oRrp prsaA.
fzi q Il Skf f Akb CORRECT PRICES
sEAroN PERRY,
p...r fennsylVsnla ave., Cor 9th st.
19tADlsnso 1oaO $40
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Send for catalogue, 60 pages.

oeuu ZOE catalO2ue on pages Jeo-eO.39
IVAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il WAkRENTON. Va,
Opens its 27th annual session Sept IA, 1887. Sit
uated III the Piedmont region OF Virginia unsurpassed
tor its beauty fertility and heathfulness. only 30
miles from Mashington The grounds, ten acres in all
school edices in the State full corps of teachers
Terms reasonable, and made known on application
jy15eo-:}m GEO. 6. BUTLER A. NJ. Principal
II ocKLANp SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS, SANDY
OF Washington City, reopens September 49, Thorough
training home government health carefully attended
TO- numper United. For circulars, address HENRY
C. HALLOWELL. A NJ. (Yale) jy1-3m
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH
qualities young men and women to support them
selves ana successfully perform the active duh of
nfe. Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing,
Science of Citizenship, Stenography, and Type-wri-
ting; Regular Day and Evening Sessions resumed
THURSDAY, September l, at 8 am. and pm.
and after Monday. August 80. A Full Corps Of
Teachers. Tuition tees-Regular business course day
sessions one year. $40, rayable $40 entering and
scholarship paid full on entering $50: tuition per
quarter OF ten weeks, $50, paid ON entering Night
Sessions-Tution: SIG for three months, or $50 for
one year Seats assigned in the order of reyistra-
the opening OF day or night sessions. illustrated Cir
cular sent free on application
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, yiee-Principal au6
- Departments and Four Courses of study. students
permitted to board in clubs it desired Terms very
moderate. Preparatory School attached. Special at
tentlon given TO hitting boys to enter college unver
melt. Situation most beautiful and healthful For
catalogues address: Principal THOMAS FELL. A. n
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u. S. STANDARD REMEDIES.
COUGH SYRUP,
VOICE BARS,
LHEUMATIC REMEDY,
SYSTEM TONIC,
PILE REMEDY
For sale by all druggists and at Office,
STANDARD REMEDY co.
Telephone 1884, s7-t;t:
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1CD2 FIFTEENTH ST,
WASHINGTON, DC.
The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chill
dren will reopen Wednesday, September 21st Ac-
commodatiops for q limited number of Boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance for the pupils
living at a distance. aul6-lm
1NHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
i Washington, D. G..
The Columbian College begins Sept. 19.
The medical school begins Oct. 3.
The Corcoran Scientific School begins Oct. 3
The law school begins Oct. >.
For catalogues other information, address
JAMES G. WELLING,
au2O-lmo President.
FNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
IL
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
The exercises of this school VIII be resumed the
10TH SEPTEMBER with q corps of seven teachers
The number Of pupils is limited to 100 and applicants
Will be admitted in the order of their registration
fifth class limited in number to %. and to be COM
posed of pupils seeking instruction in lower English
branches and the riments OF Latin, preparatory to
the regular work of the school, will be formed the
beginning of the year If sufficient number OF pupils
snail apply The class with the daily oversight of the
Principal will be placed III separate room. under the
its Instruction. Tuition Fee, payable senai-annuaiy
IN advance in the first four classes ESQ., in the fifth
class $50. No extra charge.
The Principal, of his assistants, WILL from
LIST OF be daily at the school building 1885
street northwest, to answer inquiries.
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE,
au>O-1m Principal.
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RROOKvILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY
ID COUNTY, MD,
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Will open with three Instructors, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10. Pupils in the house limited to 30 Apply
for Circulars to Rev. Dr. c. X. NELSON, President.
aus to sl6
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A
W life size crayon portrait in fifteen lessons; no
knowledge of drawing necessary. Call and examine
7th and SITS. au12-1ms
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THE ANALoSTAN REGATTA.-The program ar
ranged for the iali regatta OF the AnaloStan Boat
Cluo provides for races between four-Oared shells,
working ooatS, and -FOUR and six-oared gigs. The
lOur-oured shell race will determine the owner
ship OF the gold medals provided by the club. The
present holders OF the medals are Aogan Eldridge,
Dent and Appel. Three crews viii compete In
the race
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GOVERNMENT SALE.-There viii be sold for the
United States Government tomorrow morning ut
40 O'clock, al the auction rooms OF Thomas bow
nns, In ana Pa avenue, about forty printing
presses and lot or other material from the BU.
Feao Oh Printing and Engraving.
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FINED s. EAcH.-Saturiay night abraro Adams
went INTO drinking saloon on Maryland ayenue
and Alfred Brooks ColOred snatched a cigar from
us tuoutn. IHey had quarrel, and Brooks struck
Adams across the face with a beer bo,TIe Ind
Adams cut Brooks with pen-knife. To-Day Jude
smell fined them s. each 'NoeN
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SoxAsSciSG TOMORROW, the 18th inst, and
ooaIhuIns until the 18th, inclusive, the Pennsyl-
saAid VIII sell round-trip tickets TO Philadelphia
-. "a oteasion OF the Centennial Anniversary at
ans ~ - ior tue round trip from Washington.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

HALIETT q DAVIS co.'s PIANos-oN IsrH
September shall reopen my Piano Parlort With
iine sfock of Hxllet DAVIS Co.'s IMPROVED PI-
AMOS Bargains up 90 October 1. So prepsrS Tor
n l. SUMNER. Agent sl1 9th st. u v. siO
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TARGET-SHoOTING AT THE AKsES,I-an tnsrec
uOn and test OF the UllLnan electric target was
uiaue saturday afternoon at the Washington bar
RACKS py number Or gentleman who are inter.
ested III target practice. Afterward friendly con
TEST WAS arranged, III which Lieut.. w l. cash
aade ~ out or a possible b; j. h. CIeary II
Lieut. W. b. Harrison, II; Cen J. NJ Ewing 90
s.rst- T. e N. Loeffer, 10; j. b. Walker, IL. the
distance Was 20o yards